[Evolution] segfault on start in Debian Squeeze
- From: "John A. Sullivan III" <jsullivan opensourcedevel com>
- To: evolution-list gnome org
- Subject: [Evolution] segfault on start in Debian Squeeze
- Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2011 05:27:32 -0500
Hello, all. I have a fresh installation of fully updated Debian
Squeeze. It has installed Evolution 2.30.3-5. All seemed to be working
well. I then installed barry from Debian unstable for Blackberry
synchronization. This had nothing to do with synchronizing to
Evolution; it is strictly for tethering my Asus netbook.
Since then, Evolution segfaults on startup. If I do evolution
--disable-eplugin, it starts. I then tried to configure which plugins
were loaded so I could narrow down the problem but it looks like I do
not have that option when all plugins are disabled.
I then uninstalled all plugin packages (plugins, experimental, rss) but
still had the same problem. I uninstalled Evolution and reinstalled.
Same problem. I ran an strace and, although I really don't know what
I'm looking at, mail notification and libgstreamer seem to be the
subject at hand near the segfault. I tried running evolution
--debug=FILE but the file was empty.
I tried installing Evolution from Debian unstable but it says I already
have the most current package so I assume the are the same. Any ideas
of what to do next? Uninstalling barry is not an option. Thanks - John
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